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    My two Tosukes.
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    Lovely! So is there a chart somewhere which will tell us how to ID makers on Kamisoris?
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Ive only gone by matching up past posts and ebay. Ive also tried some kanji translators that were ok. It would be great to have a makers kanji chart...

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    Lovely razors - I like pulling out the Kamisoris now and then and always enjoy them...
    I love living in the past...

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    My latest edition to the kamisori family: a Iwasaki Tamahagane. Not sure if it was made by Mizuochi san, Iwasaki san, or a combination of both masters. All I can say is its a wonderful shaver and feel like im using a piece of history in which way it was made. Name:  20141115_145016.jpg
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    Iwasaki has not made razors himself for several decades.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    Iwasaki has not made razors himself for several decades.
    Cheers. I'm sure I've read somewhere that although Mizuochi San exclusively makes the swedish steel razors
    Shigeyoshi Iwasaki helps with the Tamahagne,
    of course I'm only regurgitating what ive read so I cant take it as gospel.
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    I actually have three japanese Razor but im sure there will come more :-)

    First my Toyo Hasimoto No.666 FB, you all know the number and yes thats the way it shaves, a hell of a Razor and one of the very best i own. Its a FB but not comparable with othe FB´s as it shaves like full hollow, the Tang and the Back are browned, the letters on the Back are Gold, got it nearly NOS, the pre-owner shaved with it only one time.

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    Second one is a HAIROP as avaible in a german Shop, NOS and 13/16" wide, also not comparable with classic FB´s, a very nice Shaver.

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    Third is a Yamamasa Kamisori with a width of 18mm, a nice one but i think im too stupid to shave with it, its sharp and does the HHT but i didnt hat success in shaving with since i got it :-(

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rockabillyhelge View Post
    I actually have three japanese Razor but im sure there will come more :-)

    First my Toyo Hasimoto No.666 FB, you all know the number and yes thats the way it shaves, a hell of a Razor and one of the very best i own. Its a FB but not comparable with othe FB´s as it shaves like full hollow, the Tang and the Back are browned, the letters on the Back are Gold, got it nearly NOS, the pre-owner shaved with it only one time.

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    Second one is a HAIROP as avaible in a german Shop, NOS and 13/16" wide, also not comparable with classic FB´s, a very nice Shaver.

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    Third is a Yamamasa Kamisori with a width of 18mm, a nice one but i think im too stupid to shave with it, its sharp and does the HHT but i didnt hat success in shaving with since i got it :-(

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    Any stamps on the back of the HAIROP?
    Stefan

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    Yes :-)
    Do you know the Company?

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